The term central reservation defines
the ditches that are found at the end of the slope intersecting with natural
terrain. Generally these are used to control the water falling down fill or
cutting slopes, among other functions.
In this section the central
reservation element is also defined referring to the ditch constructed in the
median in the case of motorway templates.
Station: Station up to
which the saving or median element is applied.
Side: Side of application.
Type: Indicate here
whether the element will behave like a saving ditch or a median element.
The following
parameters are only applicable in the case of saving ditches:
Direction: If applied in
cutting or fill.
Slope Distance: Point of
application of the ditch measured from the
slope’s contact with the terrain.
Height dif. Control: This
parameter is used to control the ditch. If the height difference between the
slope ends is greater than this parameter, the corresponding ditch is applied;
if it is not, it is not applied. A “zero” value indicates that the saving ditch
is always applied.
A red circle
indicates the saving ditch.
This button is used to insert a new saving
ditch or median element assignment. It displays the following window for
defining and selecting the ditch to apply.
For editing the ditch element. The same window
will appear as that of the “insert” option.
Deletes the saving ditch or median element selected.
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